The Amount of Time a Baby Spends Looking at Different

question 144

Multiple Choice

The amount of time a baby spends looking at different sights is a measure of visual preference that is based on the ability to

• A) make visual distinctions.
• B) have vision loss.
• C) visually habituate.
• D) have visual distortions.

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Definitions:

Therapies

Treatment methods aimed at relieving or healing disorders, usually psychological in nature, employing various techniques and modalities.

Social Anxiety

Social anxiety is the fear of social situations that involve interaction with other people, leading to self-consciousness and fear of being negatively judged or evaluated.

Self-Presentation Theory (SPT)

A psychological theory suggesting individuals choose their behavior based on how they wish to be perceived by others.

False Positive

An incorrect result indicating that a specific condition or attribute is present when it is not, often occurring in diagnostic tests or screenings.